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Many words and expressions have the same meanings as those in Tagalog, Ilocano, and some of the Visayan languages. As a language, Tausug is related to other Philippine languages. Some of them have migrated to Sabah in Malaysia. Tausug Dictionary В© 2018 SIL InternationalВ® В© 2013 - 2020 SIL InternationalВ®Tausug-English Dictionary: Kabtangan Iban Maana Foreword Tausug is a language as well as the name of an estimated 350,000 people in the Sulu Archipelago1, in southwestern Mindanao and other parts of the Philippines where they have established their domiciles. Tausug-English Dictionary. ArmourThis web edition may be cited as: Maana, Kabtangan Iban.

Rasul Senator Republic of the Philippines 1The estimated population of Tausug was 350,000 at the time of the original print publication of the Tausug-English dictionary. I certainly recommend it for use not only of the Tausug but also those in other parts of the country and elsewhere who desire to have a better appreciation of the richness and splendor of the Tausug cultural heritage, a worthy part of Philippine culture.Santanina T. I see this publication as an inter-cultural bridge of understanding between the Tausug culture and other cultures of the world even as it will serve to strengthen the cultural heritage of the Tausug. This second edition is a testimony of the earnestness of SIL-Philippines to come up with the updated and improved Tausug-English Dictionary: Kabtangan Iban Maana. I note with much gratification the scholarly initiatives of the Summer Institute of Linguistics-Philippines, the cooperation of the Department of Education, Culture and Sports, and the financial support of the former National Science Development Board (now the Department of Science and Technology), the Ford Foundation, and other entities to make it possible for the initial edition to be published almost twenty years ago. It is, therefore, praiseworthy that a Tausug-English dictionary has become a reality.

Secondly, there is a societal and cultural need. As a result there is now an eager market. The first edition, published in 1975, was an instant success, but the entire printing of 1000 copies was quickly sold out and a reprint was not possible because the original photographic plates were destroyed in a fire at the press in 1976. One important reason is that there are no other published Tausug dictionaries available. Tausug Dictionary В© 2018 SIL InternationalВ® В© 2013 - 2020 SIL InternationalВ®Tausug-English Dictionary: Kabtangan Iban Maana Preface (1994 Edition) There are several reasons for the publication of a second edition of Tausug-English Dictionary: Kabtangan Iban Maana.

Finally, the publication of this edition (like the first) aims to make available to the wider world the rich vocabulary of the Tausug language, to aid the outsider who wishes to learn Tausug, and to enable Tausug speakers to learn more English by means of the English glosses, the translated illustrative sentences, and the index in the back of the book. Missing cross-references have been added. A larger percentage of entries which are verbs contain information about possible affixation. The various senses of entries are better differentiated and, in certain cases, entries that were separate have been combined. More regional variations in wording and pronunciation are noted. More than 1700 new entries have been added, including some important, frequently used words which were previously missing, for example: patay 'dead,' tubig 'water,' hambuuk 'one,' lamud 'mix,' and tindug 'stand.' c.

It is not purported to be the first Tausug vocabulary ever compiled nor to have been drawn up without recourse to earlier sources. It is the first major vocabulary compilation published in the Tausug language in anything other than mimeographed form. March, 1993 Tausug Dictionary В© 2018 SIL InternationalВ® В© 2013 - 2020 SIL InternationalВ®Tausug-English Dictionary: Kabtangan Iban Maana Preface (1975 Edition) This dictionary is the result of a joint project of the Bureau of Public schools, the Summer Institute of Linguistics and the Coordinated Investigation of Sulu Culture.

The cooperation and encouragement which made the project possible were graciously afforded by Mrs. Caesar Taga, until May of 1974, when the last entries were edited. The project begain in June of 1973 with a series of dictionary seminars conducted by Lee Ballard of the Summer Institute of Linguistics on the campus of the Notre Dame of Jolo College and it continued from that time under the supervision of the editors (Irene Hassan, Nurhadan Halud, Seymour Ashley, and Lois Ashley) and Mr. Rene Copet OMI who produced a much shorter vocabulary in mimeographed form in 1957.

Julhani Malli', Division Academic Supervisor and Hadji Paradji Mandangan, District Supervisor. Pastor Cerrato, Supervisor, Division of Adult and Community Education Mr. Others who provided encouragement and assistance were: Mr. Nassal Allian, Division Superintendent (Division of Sulu) and by Father Gerard Rixhon, Director of the Coordinated Investigation of Sulu Culture.

Problems were resolved in consultation between the editors or on occasion with the teachers. In the next step the editors added grammatical information on each card and checked the glosses and English translations for accuracy. They usually worked on the cards in their homes reporting to the editors periodically to secure additional cards and to turn in those which they had finished. The public school teachers who worked on the project were primarily ones assigned by the administration of the local division office to assist in the project. These cards were then distributed by the editors to the public school teachers who reviewed and improved the glosses, supplied synonyms and illustrative, culturally relevant sentences in Tausug with English translations. The procedure followed during the project was first the preparation of a composite list of Tausug words drawn from various sources.

It should be noted from the start that this work is considered to be just that-a start. This speaks well of the courage and persistence of those involved. In spite of this the project continued and has been finally completed. Much of the work of formulating and processing the dictionary entries was done under difficult circumstances and some of the completed dictionary entry cards were Iost during the fire and confusion in Jolo town in February of 1974. Hadji Paradji Mandangan, Mr. Jupri Awab, Miss Bahay Bahjin, Mr.

But for two reasons the decision has been made to go ahead and publish, first because this dictionary as it stands is the best and most complete produced to date and second, because it is hoped that this edition by inviting correction and expansion may serve as a basis for further study. There are problems concerning items of basic vocabulary which were overlooked and there are problems concerning items inadequately defined.

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